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Pedro Pascal himself, congratulations on the movie.
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In spirit of Grogu and the comedic relief that he tends to
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bring throughout the film and his time in the multiverse,
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I brought a little game to warm us up.
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It's called Behind the Memes,
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and I picked out some,
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some memes for you to react to.
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We'll just go one by one.
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You'll just click on the first one,
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and then we'll just slide.
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I think I accidentally did already.
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oh, we need volume up.
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How do I stop it from going?
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Just click on one of these here.
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Yes, and this up here doesn't matter?
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No, it will click on that first one.
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And then We'll start it again.
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That's brilliant. That's bringing our iconic SNL Thea into the Mandalorian
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The Thea comoquetia is is la mama.
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Lama Latia is is Bad Bunny.
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Marcelo la mama de Marcelo Marcelo,
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this is art, art master of the memes.
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This is a master of the meme.
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I need to look for this one.
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Yeah, I want to show this to my friends.
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We'll go to our next one if that's OK.
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swipe, please. And You know the chant.
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I see. Of course I know the chant.
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It's like the greatest honor,
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to have that chanted to you,
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and Grogu has earned it.
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Listen, as a Colombian proudly Latina woman,
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it is my goal to one day go to Mexico and receive
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that chant, so I'm glad you,
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you think it's an honor.
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Well, all Colombians are.
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Deserved because that is a wonderful,
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wonderful, generous,,
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So Mexico and Colombia simpatico simpatico simpatico simpatico we'll do one more
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Me and my primos pulling up to see Star Wars,
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The Mandalorian and Gro.
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I had my primo Isuijo at the premiere yesterday.
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I have to watch out for my primos.
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there's so many of them.
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I have 34 primos hermanos,
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they all stayed in Chile.
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we grew up in the states.
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We're the two gringos of the familia,
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yeah, and no matter what,
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the, the, the primos are,
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the, the primos are people that will jump into a ship
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I think that is something all Latinos can relate to,
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It means so much to see you representing us Latinos on the
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big screen. What does that mean for you as you carry
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on to your next projects?
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Being a part of a community is probably the most important and
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valuable part of any experience.
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It goes as far back as to my earliest theater days with
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a company called Labyrinth which was Latino actor,
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you know, grew into something much larger and,
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and I, I just want more and more and more Latinos
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in the Star Wars universe and more Latinos in,
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in, in, in every universe because the the Latin diaspora
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is,, a literal representation of race and culture from
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the entire world. Pedro has spoken so publicly and lovingly about
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being a longtime fan of yours.
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After sharing this experience together,
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what's something. You came to appreciate the most about having him
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What a beautiful question.
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It's true. When I was making the movie,
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I was working with Brendan Wayne,
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who's one of the three actors playing Mandalorian because Pedro was working
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And so I'm really getting to know Pedro now in the course
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of all this promotion,
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and he's such a great actor,
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but he's such a great person.
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He seems so sincere and passionate about things.
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It, it It's just what a wonderful business we're in that
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you get to meet other actors and find out that along the
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way, some of your work inspired them when they were just
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starting out. It's a cool thing.
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Something I truly love about your career is that your performances have
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connected across cultures and languages.
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Recently, a lot of Latino and Spanish speaking fans were very
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emotional revisiting that moment where you honored your longtime Spanish voice actress
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Have you ever heard your performances in Spanish?
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I have. That's really why I wanted to give a shout
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out to her because there's something so beautiful,
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and visceral about Spanish,
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and,, I think that the roles I've played,
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I try to say things very simply.
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When I hear them in Spanish,
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they're not only direct,
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but they also have this kind of I don't know,
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there's power, passion,
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I mean, I wish I spoke Spanish,
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I just think it's a wonderful language and I,
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I'm still so moved by the fact that Spain gave me the
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Goya and that I had an opportunity to.
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To mention Maria, and you spoke so beautifully in Spanish.
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I will say I listened to your speech and well done.
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Well, thank you very much.
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That's encouraging because I would love to learn Spanish.
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Lastly, what's one thing you love about Grogu?
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I guess I love his sincerity.
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but also He is also a being who's 50 years old.
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I feel he's so much himself and he's very impulsive.
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His attachment to the Mandalorian,
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as we find out in this movie,
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is so, to me it was almost a surprise to see
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how much it activated him and how much it changed him,
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and I think this is also a beautiful love story between Mando
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and Grogu, and it's a very tender and touching story as
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well as being An incredible action thriller,
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Star Wars adventure.
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Truly is Familia M too in theaters May 22nd.
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You do not want to miss it.
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